Oakland County's Patterson Re-Elected, Democrat Brown Unseats County Clerk
The biggest applause of the night for Patterson as he stood before a crowd for the first time since the August car accident that left him hospitalized three months ago.
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The biggest applause of the night for Patterson as he stood before a crowd for the first time since the August car accident that left him hospitalized three months ago.
The mayor of Troy, Janice Daniels, has been recalled.
Republicans hoping to maintain their 4-3 majority on the Michigan Supreme Court appear on course, though the race is still too close to call.
Voters in several Michigan cities backed local ballot issues to decriminalize marijuana in some cases.
"As a practical matter it does make it more difficult for the eight communities that are in emergency, we were on a very positive path, hopefully to start transitioning (them out of it.)"
Michigan voters have spoken. Here's a rundown on results of some of the proposals on local ballots.
First there were six, then there were none, with all of the proposed state constitutional amendments going down in defeat Tuesday.
While Democrats celebrated the re-election of Barack Obama, Republican Governor Rick Snyder was busy putting party lines aside, saying he is ready to work with the president.
Democratic Rep. Gary Peters has won another term in Congress, defeating Republican John Hauler in a redrawn southeast Michigan district.
President Barack Obama will continue to lead the nation for the next four years, according to CBS News.
The place erupted. It felt like thunder at the MGM Grand in Detroit when it flashed on the screen that President Barack Obama is the projected winner.
Democratic Rep. John Conyers has defeated Republican Harry Sawicki to win his 25th term in Congress.
Both the Associated Press and CBS News projected voters have re-elected Democratic U.S. Sen. Debbie Stabenow.
Some Detroiters went to vote on Tuesday and returned to their vehicles, only to find their cars had been towed.
Voters who got in line by 8 p.m. will be allowed to vote, no matter how long it takes -- according to state law.